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11. What type of figurative language is shown in this quote: "Cheers for coatracks, the Cantor leads The choir in praise of coatracks, the children"* (1 Point) Simile M…

11. What type of figurative language is shown in this quote: "Cheers for coatracks, the Cantor leads The choir in praise of coatracks, the children"* (1 Point) Simile M…
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11. What type of figurative language is shown in this quote:

"Cheers for coatracks, the Cantor leads
The choir in praise of coatracks, the children"*
(1 Point)
Simile
Metaphor
Personification
Alliteration

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